GET Protocol (GET)

GET Protocol (GET) is a blockchain-based ticketing protocol that strives to give ticket buyers full transparency about the tickets they buy and guarantee them an admission to an event. Created by GUTS Tickets, a company that specializes in digital ticketing solutions, the GET Protocol allows organizers to tokenize their tickets and offer buyers proof of authenticity, as well as an assurance that tickets will not be counterfeited. GET Protocol was created in 2017 by the company GUTS Tickets, which was founded by Martijn Broersma, Maarten Bloemers, and Frans Coster. The idea behind the project was to develop a more secure, transparent, and efficient platform for the ticketing industry. What makes GET Protocol unique is the use of blockchain technology to handle tickets and make sure that buyers actually get access to their tickets. Additionally, the GET Protocol has a built-in anti-fraud system that will quickly detect any counterfeiting attempts of tickets. The GET Protocol is used by various organizers of events to tokenize their tickets and streamline the ticketing process. The protocol is used by many large-scale events and venues, such as the Amsterdam Arena and Rock Werchter festival. To buy and sell GET tokens, users can either use cryptocurrency exchanges such as Binance, Huobi, and HitBTC. Alternatively, users can purchase GET Tokens directly from GUTS Tickets, who will then transfer them to the user's wallet. Overall, the GET Protocol has allowed organizers to put more trust into the ticketing process, while also giving buyers more transparency and security. As the project continues to grow, it will likely revolutionize the ticketing industry as we know it.